Unremittingly bleak and depressing,
Unremittingly bleak and depressing, "Jerry" comes from the heart of the terrible reality of its time, a time when the very existence of the New World Order was the central theme of a film. The film is a primer on the political, social, and economic underachievement of the New World Order and the need for new forms of human interaction to preserve it. The film is a cautionary tale about the survival of the New World Order, and how
Unremittingly bleak and depressing, "Cannibal Holocaust" is supposed to be a collection of gruesome murders committed by the Nazis. It's a masterful production, but it's really just a collection of films that can't be said to be as good as they are.<br /><br />Following the successful production of "Hymn to the Dead," the director and producer were able to make a very interesting film about a mass murderer (Charlie Nash)